The World Council for Health (WCH) is unequivocally opposed to the use of isolation and detention camps and any current or future forcible detentions associated with SARS-CoV-2 viral status or Covid-19.

The process of forcibly relocating and detaining people against their will is a clear violation of human rights, including but not limited to discrimination, inhumane treatment, unfair detainment, and no freedom of movement. Regardless of the willingness to participate on behalf of the individual, this unprecedented strategy is not backed by evidence as a mitigation tactic and therefore should not be used.

WCH believes that the …

… Australia without quarantine, belabors the point of how his visa was initially granted. The Serbian tennis star was allowed to board a plane in Dubai and take the fourteen-hour flight to Australia only to be persecuted for over 8 hours in an isolation room without access to his phone, treatment akin to a potential terrorist posing a threat.

Djokovic has been moved to a hotel used by immigration officials to house asylum seekers and refugees. His case has been adjourned until Monday. Serbian President Aleksander Vucic has called the ordeal a “political witch hunt.”

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The World Council for Health demands an end to this crisis and hereby declares it illegal and unlawful for anyone to participate, directly or indirectly, in this harmful experimental vaccination programme. The World Council for Health declares individuals, governments, and other corporations will be held liable for their involvement.

There are safe, effective, and affordable treatments for Covid-19, and they should be made available immediately for all who need them.

World Council for Health Calls for an Immediate Stop to the Covid-19 Experimental “Vaccines”

Download pdf: WCH Issues a Cease and Desist Notice of Liability Nov 2021

… with positive tests are also being detained, despite not being ill and having repeated negative PCR tests. They are facing fines of $5,000 if they do not comply or violate rules while detained. 

This process is a clear violation of human rights, including but not limited to discrimination, inhumane treatment, unfair detainment, and no freedom of movement.

The actions by Australian authorities are not evidence-based, have significant and lasting consequences that do not contribute to improved public health, and are being decided using a flawed strategy. A PCR test is not a diagnostic test and therefore does not …

… slowing the spread of a pathogen that many of those most affected by lockdowns are not even at risk from in the first place. 

World Council for Health emphasizes that lockdowns should not be imposed on society as a whole or limited to certain portions of society. Not only is the latter strategy not based on evidence, it is discriminatory and will lead to segregation and two-tiered societies, splitting apart families and communities.

The best way forward is to offer early treatment, acknowledge natural immunity, increase education on how to strengthen our natural immune systems, and unite as the